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A sediment is a particle that settled from a _____, like _____, _____, or _____.
Fluid, Water, Ice, Air
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Marine sediments are classified according to the particle _____ and their _____.
Size, Source
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The biggest particle size is called _____, and the smallest is called _____.
Boulder, Clay
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Mud is a mixture of _____ and _____
Silt, Clay
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A muddy beach indicates that _____ waves are absent from that area.
Large
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Storm (LARGE) waves result in _____, or _____ beaches.
boulder, cobble
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Sea shells are an example of _____ type sediments.
Biogenous.
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Quartz sand is an example of _____ type sediments.
lithogenous
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Layers of salt are an example of _____ type sediments.
hydrogenous
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Meteorites are an example of _____ type sediments.
cosmogenous
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Sand in a beach comes from _____, or dur to cliff _____.
rivers, erosion.
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As the distance from the source increases, the particle size of lithogenous sediments _____.
decreases
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Oozes are _____ that form from living organisms that live near the surface of the _____ sea.
muds, deep
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The two types of oozes are _____ and _____.
Calcareous and siliceous
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Calcareous oozes are produced by the remains of _____ and _____.
foraminifera, cocolithophore
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CCD stands for _____.
Carbonate compensation depth
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_____ the CCD there are no calcareous oozes due to their dissolution in _____ seawater in the deep sea.
Below, acidic
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Siliceous oozes are produced by the remains of _____ and _____ shells.
diatom, radiolarian
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Diatoms produce siliceous ooze in _____ water, and radiolarians in _____ water.
cold, warm
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Rock salt forms due to the _____ of seawater.
Evaporation
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Some hydrogenous sediments form due to excessive _____ of salts in seawater.
Dissolution
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_____ layers form only when there are no other sediments present.
Red Clay
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The presence of salt layers indicates that an ocean in that area _____.
evaporated.
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Marine sediments indicate the _____ of the ocean.
history
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The most common type of sediment in continental margins is _____.
lithogenous
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The most common type of sediment in the ocean is _____.
Biogenous
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Red Clay forms from wind-blown _____, and is found only where oceans were like _____ without any marine life.
dust, deserts
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In a core sampled from the seafloor, the sediments near the bottom are _____ than those near the top.
older
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Every sediment layer indicates a sedimentation _____ that represents the conditions that existed in the ocean.
event
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Marine sedimentary rocks on land indicate that there used to be an _____ in that area.
ocean
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Coral reeds produce _____ type sediments.
biogenous
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Gravel is a mixture of _____, _____, and _____.
Cobble, pebble, granule
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Calcareous ooze indicates that the water depth they deposited is shallower than _____.
CCD
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_____ _____ indicates that the oceans were like deserts during the time it was deposited.
Red Clay
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Manganese nodules in the ocean form when seawater has excess _____ ions.
Manganese
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Oxygen isotopes in calcareious ooze can be used to determine the ocean _____ in the past.
temperature
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